Minor Psychology expires
The minor in psychology can no longer be chosen from the winter semester 2023/24 onwards.
Students who are already enrolled in the minor in psychology can finish it and, if necessary, continue it in the Master's programme.
If you have any questions about your minor in psychology, please contact the . study coordinator
- Range boundaries
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They are set by the examination regulations of the mathematical study programme and are valid until a study programme is revised. In the examination regulations of 2018 the following boundaries are set for the minor subjects:
Bachelor (PO 2018):
- study programme mathematics: 26-31 CP
- study programme business mathematics:
- economics: 25-31 CP
- computer science: 15-21 CP
Bachelor (PO 2024):
- study programme mathematics: 24-29 CP
- study programme business mathematics:
- economics: 24-30 CP
- computer science: 14-20 CP
Master (deutschsprachig, PO 2018):
- study programme mathematics: 9-22 CP
- study programme business mathematics:
- minor subject business computer science: 7-19 CP
- non-mathematical specialisation economics: 22-34 CP
- study programme mathematics interdisciplinary:
- minor subject: 7-19 CP
- non-mathematical specialisation: 22-34 CP
Master (PO 2024):
- study programme mathematics: 9-20 CP
- study programme business mathematics:
- minor subject business computer science: 7-17 CP
- non-mathematical specialisation economics: 22-32 CP
- study programme mathematics interdisciplinary:
- minor subject: 7-17 CP
- non-mathematical specialisation: 22-32 CP
- study programme Mathematics in Data Science:
- minor subject computer science: 20-25 CP
Master Mathematics (PO 2018): 9-22 CP
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Each minor subject is based on one or more accredited leading degree programmes with current examination regulations, from whose range of modules the minor subject primarily draws. Not all modules are automatically selectable, but the selectable modules are sufficient to study the minor in a meaningful way. The rules according to which modules can be selected are determined in consultation with the department offering the minor subject and can be found on the information page of the Department of Mathematics for the minor subject. They consist of
- general rules (see below)
- a list of the selectable modules for the Bachelor's and the Master's minor subject and, if applicable, the non-mathematical specialisation
- a subject-specific part of the rules describing which rules may be used for selection if this does not result from the rules of the main degree programmes.
- Module change
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The same rules for changing modules apply as for the leading degree programme.
- study examinations and validations in the minor subject
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Unless otherwise stated, all modules are examined and assessed according to the conditions of the leading degree programme, receive the same number of credit points and are included in the grade in the same way.
If a degree programme is revised, the rules in the minor subject also change with the same transitional regulations as in the revised degree programme. The new rules then apply to all those who choose or change the minor subject after the change. This also applies to students who only choose their first minor subject course in a higher semester and had not previously specified a minor subject.
- Minor basic
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The term "minor basic" covers elective minor subjects in the Master's programme at Bachelor's level. Minor basics may not be able to be studied in English, but enable an uncomplicated change of minor subject to a Master's degree without any conditions.
- Minor intermediate
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A "minor intermediate" is defined as an optional minor subject at Master's level. As a rule, a minor intermediate can only be meaningfully studied if the corresponding minor subject was already taken at Bachelor's level. A change of minor subject to a Master's degree at intermediate level may result in conditions being imposed.
Minor subjects at Master's level can generally be studied in English from PO 2024 onwards.